Sentence examples for gaining credit from inspiring English sources

Korzhakov started to shift his attention to gaining credit and power after the election.

John Lewis was one of the few shops to report an increase in sales, gaining credit from consumers for the ease of shopping online using their mobile phones.

But now, as ridiculous prices have become the norm for better-known French wines, Languedoc is gaining credit for its assortment of interesting, well-priced red wines.

Just as the country seems ready to take its place on the international stage, gaining credit for its peacefulness, its stability and its pluralism, it will find itself under attack, however unfairly, as a vandal on a planetary scale.

As a result, social care was in danger of losing the ability to improve safeguarding practice because "blame avoidance" had become a much greater motivator than gaining credit for good performance.

Mr Kostunica's rivals in the Djindjic camp cast doubt on that, saying he had washed his hands of Mr Milosevic, but wanted to keep Serb nationalists sweet while gaining credit for the money pledged to Yugoslavia in Brussels.Serbia rulesThe extradition proves two things.

"Traders are finding ways of gaining credits that they would never have had before.

In addition, Israel does not want Hamas or its associates to gain credit for new relief.

He soon gained credit for his able defense of the policy of conciliation and self-government in South Africa.

If they did, America would still gain credit for seeking it, and wide support if it then went ahead to recruit international judges on its own.

But Mr. Norman is best known for his efforts to gain credit for contributing lyrics to "Time Is on My Side," originally written by Jerry Ragovoy.